Psoriasis Uncovered
National Psoriasis Foundation presents "Psoriasis Uncovered" (formerly Psound Bytes™), a podcast series about psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis featuring leading experts who discuss topics that offer a better understanding of the disease and management, to coping and thriving…
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Ep. 281 "Men's Health: Impacts of Psoriasis and Psoriatic Arthritis" (opens the original)
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Are there unique challenges that come up for men living with psoriasis and/or psoriatic arthritis? Listen to this discussion with dermatologist Dr. Jason E. Hawkes and those who truly know what it means to live with the disease – Jeff, Darren, and Alan. Join host Alan Simmons for this unique discussion about the physical and mental health impact of psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis on men's health with dermatologist Dr. Jason Hawkes from Oregon Medical Research Center, and those who live with th
Ep. 280 "On-Treatment Remission in Psoriasis" (opens the original)
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What exactly is on-treatment remission in psoriasis? Listen as rheumatologist Dr. Jeffrey Stark discusses this question with dermatologist Dr. April Armstrong and patient advocate Elizabeth Park. On-treatment remission is a relatively new term being applied to the management of psoriasis. What does this mean for treatment goals and why is it important to address that last 10% of residual skin involvement? is it truly possible to attain skin clearance? Listen as rheumatologist Dr. Jeffrey Stark,
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